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happiness/ 廻 . , happiness hap , , , Cassell's concise English dictionary A concise etymological dictionary of the English language, . : happy happiness . : happen, happy, haply, happily; haphazard, hapless, unhappy, perhaps, mishap, happily, happiness.
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, , , , , (be born under a lucky star), , , (bless, thank one's stars, thank one's lucky stars). cloud (on cloud nine ( ), moon , sun , star(s) ().
, (heaven on earth). (in the seventh heaven, over the moon), , (be or sit on top of the world).
, (stroke of luck). , , (a run of luck). - , , (good luck), - (piece of luck) , , , , , the smile of fortune .
, (the architect of one's own fortunes), (try one's fortune (one's luck); (fortune knocks once at least at every man's gate). (fortune is easily found, but hard to be kept). , , (fortune is good to him who knows to make good use of her). , (fools have fortune). , , (fool'sparadise), , , .
, , , , (wish smb. joy, joy go with you ), , (God give you joy ). , , - (find enjoyment in), (joys shared with others are more enjoyed). (luck in a bag), (play (in or to) big luck), (lucky bargee, beggar, devil, dog, rascal). (be in luck), (good luck), , (unlucky in love, lucky at play), , (ride one's luck), , : Just my luck!. , ., there is luck in odd numbers - .
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: make a fortune , ; he dances well to whom fortune pipes , ; high living ; swim in luxury ; be flush of money, be made of money, have money to burn wallow in money; stink of or with money roll in money (in riches) , ; ; laugh all the way to the bank, cry all the way to the bank , , . , , (crooked sixpence), (a friend in court is better than a penny in purse).
: (as) fresh as a daisy , , be (look) red (rosy) about the (as a rose or as a paint) , ; be in health (in good health) ; good health is above wealth (health is better than wealth) , . (fortune favours the bold (or the brave) ).
() (he knows not what love is that has no children , ), (love is the mother of love, love is the reward of love, love should not be all on one side ).
: love affair , , Lovelace ( , , , ). : early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise , , ; the early bird catches the worm (it's the early bird that catches the worm) , .
, , (climb up the ladder , ; the right man in the right place ; make one's mark; carve out a career for oneself ; , (have a great future); (bring one's mind to pass, fulfill, have or obtain one's mind). , , , , (have the world at one's feet , , ; at the zenith of one's fame (powers) ( ). , , .
: (as) merry as a cricket , , as a marriage-bell , as a maids , be all smiles , brighteyed and bushy-tailed- , , , ; sunny side up , . , - , (peace of mind, an easy mind), (peace and quiet (quietness).
. , (the land flowing with milk and honey); (life is a bowl of cherries ), , (like a lord or like a prince). : he knows best what good is that has endured evil , .
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